Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-11
BREFITIRs.

Benton. Of Port Biakely. Is con
I, sulns up the Milton mill ID
-rrsang fAEorsely.
.re nav tWenty-0ne men eonnueo
Tlsg cOusty tah
...m,kip City Of Chrster sailed
-. Trsnclscs yesterday.
-, ri Be- on sale ct the whart TO-
y 4, q Olympian exeursIon-
s..msr wallA wallA IL expscted
,.s1s1 and ready for see today.
4. msamw Glide viii ~ ready for
- sTsln b. the mid iIe Of the week.
a. market Isv7l feet in size. 10
- su'it a the foot Of Columbia street
wlu.m tte IL expected here By Tie
~ the week 70 losd coal for San
lntsiSoo
e.,.-a.V Vas q ane day. 20 farsas
.s.fbsg va concerned not too hot nor
= go
a.,,,g anl,hei taking out baIlass. the
/ A IVsahoe went uHaer the eunkers
ne DAY.
=. Olymplsn was ct the bunkers yes
asny. taking fusl for nes nextfoundt Trip
) Alaska.
a. M Polltkossky came over from
K.Esly asnln yesterday for Q small lot
Il 4 hsiRht
~ Fsrss Baptist Sunday School enjoys
= annual hssket picnic ct Gsrdaer's
Z asaeh todAy
Fhs ouan air concert By Bsird's Mn
4 ~ Baid 81 noon Yesterday was heartily
/ ajsgst b. The public.
ms fubsfL Of DR.. Mary A. I onEaker
/ nj piace esieFday afternscn At zo'clock
/ "a 80 largely attended
/ fleesaditi,n OF Captain Charles Low
N HueA n re critical and the most
I nfisas results are feared.
re steamer Fanny Lake has been
/ Hntsrsd 70 carry . sunday school ex-
srasn 10 A ki Point today.
ne sesmw Itahn from Alaska, fin
~ load coal Al tbs bunk eFs yeater-
IL, and sailed for San Francisco.
ne steamer Nellie came In from Sne-
halsh yesterday Afternof " ID . fair
nasngef q and small q eight
A lronstone sewer is being put into
y mlddis % NJ ain street and the mecca
lar excavation 10 now being made.
ssme Of ire pIoneers Who attended the
zaaiou ct Port Townsend took sdvsn-
~ Of tie opportunity 70 visit Victoria
1onmsacsmsnt day at the Central
1Aool viii be GA Juoe 3lth. There viii
aslaysn graduates from the high sohos l.
Anemhef Of the Seattle Reds were out
Raetiting last evening. getting In readi-
- for the Willamette game next week.
Dr.. Bakers condition assumed = much
zae serious aspect yeale DAY afternoon.
I % II V feared he will not live through
b night
4 AlarEe number Of tickets for the ex
mraion 10 ihs Straits en- the Olymplsn To-
{ tay have been cold, and q most enjoy able
Nv h anticipated.
fhs HOOK & Ladder boys will meet on
Aonday evening TO tab e some aotsen rela-
Ire % he new uok the city has agreed
, psIshaae for the company.
ne ship Oriental. Captain Slater. ar
/ afs4 Ia the hArbor Thursday evening
/ VI received orders last evening to ufo
/ NJ 10 Tacoma which she viii do today
/ ne tug Generai Milee. after d'scharg.
as 10 tons Of machinery and Bytuces for
aeofRe 7. Myers caunery zane over 20
~ easkers and took on 100 tons OF coal
4 q Astoria
CITY Treasurer Treen was engaged yes
efdaJ IL selling property for delinquen'
faly tAseA Owing to litiie or no notice
nyihg been given the public bidders
we're HE hens teeth. few and far BE-
lNusa.
Mesa Hnllene and Bryant. local In
sssceors Of hu'li aud boilers returned
fe1 ShoAlWeter hay yesterday where
~ sent 70 inspect the steamers Thomas
a@fis and General Cus'er. They hid q
fs.sant Trip bu, report the weather very
! w. ever on the Bay.
/ ne nvenue cutter Wolcott came intn
! ~ Shorty after noon yesterday 70 take
~ a. a. al. but owing 10 all the berths
tha eunkers beng occupied, she drifted
% steamed about the hareor several
MN Until an opportunity was afforde
~ 10 load.
TIE engines for the new tug soon TO be
gu In this city, are now under way al
AsfAn BrOtherA The engines wtli b
4 nnpouhd " and 2ttls inches. with sur
fhee eondrn~erI she will BE- first class
aat and VII sahsi she will remain on the
sana o. b taken 10 0rays Harder. ha.
q Iet oetn dete mined.
Us plans for Union hisck have arrived
- Portland aud oar mechanics arr
wiring o. the various portians Of the
tsrt TO b done Ths block viii Be th-es
agita high. and when completed will b.
y seyY credit bic structure. The pans
Tor . hydraulic elevator and ell the
Aeasfn improvements
kaoN looks a. though q larsa number
sas sllireas would step their W ,rk and
sasea TIE Franklin picnic. hAseh II game
- aeld sportS on next fuesday. The
sAsuss'on Il sivsn under the auspiees Of
leeng Meas Chr xiiAn Assoc latior
~ 10 attic Reds. 9hts viii 10 De
Samnl Tide % GFeen river aEd Feiurn
lse houss viii be devoted 70 iunchini
- p,ckHiokirg az Franklin, aHd two Of
seurs Of sports and baseball Al th'
Asssheman arrived here from Astoril
- FsAy ard IN reply 70 gu-st oas i ~
- 70 ne ashlOg on 'ook over there
NAanefymcn ara cssr pia niaE ths
eAtca l. VERY light They ray from s
eeni Tor esca tish teliFe ed 20 lhesn
- ~ observation h that ihs HBHb o
ASA a. great - usual bat ths
Iae u there are 80 manv engaged II
- y 'laees thai thsrs is 70 h * in q fol
- - EN-. Why. iust think nf Il. the,
~ y ~ y boats Engaged in asaing. 80 trap